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Implementing new polcies step by step
At PERC, in-depth research leads to better understanding of environmental problems, and new ways of thinking that can lead to better solutions. Over-fishing, degraded wildlife haitat, and water conflicts can be addressed with policies that rely on voluntary action and markets. PERC's guides show how. They take policy from the desktop to forests, streams, oceans, and wildlands.
Listing of Guides
Beyond IFQs in marine fisheries
A guide for federal policy makers
May 2008 [PDF]
Saving Our Streams: Harnessing Water Markets
August 2007 [PDF]
Governing U.S. Fisheries with IFQs
May 2006 [PDF]
The Ecological Role of IFQs in U.S. Fisheries
February 2005 [PDF]
Overcoming Hurdles to IFQs in U.S. Fisheries
March 2004 [PDF]
Cost-Effective Strategies for Land Trusts
October 2002 [PDF]
Fencing the Fishery
A Primer for Ending The Race for Fish
June 2002 [PDF]
Hunting for Habitat
Explores State-Landowner Wildlife Partnerships
October 2001 [PDF]
Guides for State Policymakers: Introduction
February 2001
How Water Markets Can End Conflicts
A Guide for State Policymakers
January 2001 [PDF]
Green Places and Open Spaces
A Guide for State Policymakers
January 2001 [PDF]
Sprawl and Smart Growth
A Guide for State Policymakers
December 2000 [PDF]
Turning Wildlife Into An Asset
A Guide for State Policymakers
December 2000 [PDF]
How and Why to Privatize Public Lands
November 1999 [PDF]
Saving Our Streams Through Water Markets
September 1998 [PDF]